The PR Week 11.3.17: Week in review

PRWeek's staff gathered for a group discussion on the latest happenings in PR and communications -- and movies from the 1980s.

3 November 2017

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The PRWeek staff teamed up for a special roundtable show to discuss the latest in PR and communications. Topics include brand activations for season two of Netflix's Stranger Things, Lenovo's choice of Zeno Group as its AOR, and the government's fight against opioid abuse.

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